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Dr. Robert Hester is the 10th UMMC faculty member or trainee to lead the “premier” society for physiologists. https://lnkd.in/gn8YBGiQ
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Here's the latest video from our Junior Doctor Panel, providing valuable insight for anyone interested in the experience of Foundation Years doctors.
As he approaches the end of his FY1 year, Andrew, from our Junior Doctor Panel, shares his experiences of rotation changes along with the steps he has taken to help overcome the challenges. #juniordoctor #foundationyears #cpd https://lnkd.in/dnatNmnA
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📅 On January 23rd, 2025, join the Early Professional Special Interest Group (EPSIG) for a panel discussion with researchers sharing their diverse journeys into pelvic health research in this free live webinar. Learn how to get involved at any career stage, whether through academic training, mentorship, or clinical practice. What You’ll Gain: 🌟 Insights into diverse research pathways (no PhD required!) ✔ Practical tips for engaging in academy research 🔎 A deeper understanding of how research is conducted and applied to evidence-based practice Discover how you can contribute to advancing pelvic health! To learn more about this vent and register, follow the link below! @aptapelvicepsig https://loom.ly/7NvYwFs
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Check out this community blog post by Kristina Dzara, PhD, MMSc, Director for CEDAR at Saint Louis University School of Medicine: bit.ly/4f5okdi. In it, the KNN Framework offers a foundation for exploring ways to encourage flourishing through community among medical educators.
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The Texas Heart Institute and Baylor College of Medicine are joining forces to enhance research programs and resources. Under a five-year agreement, the affiliation, known as the Texas Heart Institute at Baylor College of Medicine, will enable the two institutions to operate as one. 🩺Learn more: https://ow.ly/Sm1B50UgoEm
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Exciting news from Wichita State University: the Institute for Rehabilitation Medicine and Assistive Technology (IRMAT) is here! This forward-thinking initiative combines groundbreaking science with health care innovation to transform clinical care and assistive technology. In collaboration with leading partners like Via Christi Health, Heartspring and the Robert J. Dole VA Medical Center, IRMAT will drive clinical trials and advance care accessibility throughout Kansas. While the work starts now, it will grow even further with the future Wichita Biomedical Campus, set to open for classes in 2027. Discover more at wichita.edu/IRMAT.
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Simulation is an important tool to support innovation healthcare. Our researchers are carving new paths in this field thanks to the support of funders such as AMS Healthcare.
We’ve had a baby at Mohawk College! Meet baby Sunita, she is a high-fidelity ultrasound simulation manikin that will provide our students the first-ever chance to practice paediatric scanning in a risk-free environment! Thank you to the generous support of the Mohawk College Foundation, our fearless leaders Laura Thomas Jennifer Burton , trailblazing researchers Babitha Thampinathan with incredible support from IDEAWORKS at Mohawk College , the DCS faculty and students Stella Crawford Calvin Meerveld and DCS research students! Full video at: https://lnkd.in/dUVZ6f_R
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#USC did not just abandon Asna Tabassum but the entire #constitution of the United States of America. #freespeech is not only about a different perspective but a defencd mechanism allowing a nation those passage through time means evolving and reacting in real time. To opress - to limit our free speech - and at such a turning point in a nation’s history is an attempt to bring the United States to her knee. The cancelling of Asna Tabassum’s speech is a direct attack on United States of America; an attempt to distort the mind of a mighty nation and her people! The United State’s must remain standing and that means its #constitution must remain intact because it is the #constitution that is so central to this nation and its people, which freedom is so central - which guided her from her early days to the greatest nation this world has ever witness! UCS: let her speak! Let the people of this great nation hear, let them choose their own path as they have taken over and over and a key why the United States keep standing.
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USC announced that valedictorian Asna Tabassum’s commencement speech has been canceled, stating it was “necessary to maintain the safety of our campus and students” “In an article about the selection, USC News noted Tabassum is graduating with a major in biomedical engineering and a minor in resistance to genocide.” ‘I am surprised that my own university has abandoned me,’ Tabassum said in a statement Heinous. https://lnkd.in/g5UKHyMu
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The full scientific program for the 10th Annual ISDS is here! Here's a session you'll want to bookmark: PSO's Circa 2024, moderated by Lawrence G. Lenke, MD. When are PSO’s necessary for deformity correction and optimal constructs? Discuss where and how PSO’s should be done to optimize correction and safety, how to avoid neurological complications, and a Special Lecture by Steven Glassman on Intraop Hypotension correlating with Complications. View the full program here: https://lnkd.in/gvCPuHGN Jeremy Fogelson, Munish C. Gupta MD, MBA, FAAOS, FAOA, Khaled Kebaish, Stephen Lewis
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Curious about the intersection of research and medicine? MD-PhD candidate Kyleigh Kriener shares her journey in UQ-Ochsner's intercalated program, combining clinical training with groundbreaking research in surgical education. Kyleigh completed her undergraduate degree at the University of Iowa, before completing a Master of Science at the University of Massachusetts Lowell, prior to undertaking her MD with UQ-Ochsner. Learn how she balances her passions, family life, and a global education experience. 🌎🩺 #UQOchsner #MedicalResearch #PhDJourney #MedicalStudent #OchsnerHealth
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Did you know that it took until the 2020s for there to be a year with more female than male MD graduates? Fortunately, we’re seeing the tides continue to change—for the 2023-24 academic year, 72% of U.S. medical schools graduated more female than male MDs. Adtalem Global Education's medical institutions accomplished a much greater scale with Ross University School of Medicine and American University of the Caribbean combined graduating 5X the U.S. average of female MDs. It’s truly an honor to work for an organization that’s advancing representation in medicine and improving access to care. Learn more here: https://bit.ly/40qGtic